. Diseases of domesticated birds. Poultry; Poultry; Birds. DISEASES OF DOMESTICATED BIRDS Nasal 45S13I Incisive Quadrate /> ou . ^ ^.Occipital /^ Pf^^'anges //^â â "Metacarpus ,/\tlas ./V^ -Carpus Ulna Pygostyle. Metatarsus Fig. 1. The skeleton of the fowl. (Bradley) The thoracic vertebrae are nearly al"wajs fused together by the con- solidation of their spinous and transverse processes. The first may be free and the last may be fused -with the lumbar vertebrae. The lumbar and sacral regions of the vertebral column show no special line of demarcation. The fourteen vertebrae are co
. Diseases of domesticated birds. Poultry; Poultry; Birds. DISEASES OF DOMESTICATED BIRDS Nasal 45S13I Incisive Quadrate /> ou . ^ ^.Occipital /^ Pf^^'anges //^â â "Metacarpus ,/\tlas ./V^ -Carpus Ulna Pygostyle. Metatarsus Fig. 1. The skeleton of the fowl. (Bradley) The thoracic vertebrae are nearly al"wajs fused together by the con- solidation of their spinous and transverse processes. The first may be free and the last may be fused -with the lumbar vertebrae. The lumbar and sacral regions of the vertebral column show no special line of demarcation. The fourteen vertebrae are consoli- dated into one bony mass which carries ridges on its ventral surface representing the transverse processes of the original independent vertebrae. The coccygeal vertebrae are seven in number. The last is the largest, is flattened on both sides and curves in a dorsal direction. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Ward, Archibald Robinson, b. 1875; Gallagher, Bernard A. (Bernard Alfred), b. 1880. New York, The Macmillan company
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